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The longtime homeowners of a Craftsman home in Ballard were ready to replace broken shades and make daily operation easier. A wide, hard-to-reach recessed kitchen window and a dining room sliding glass door required coordinated solutions. We installed Hunter Douglas solar shades with PowerView® Automation in the kitchen and dining room. Motorization makes the hard-to-reach window and sliding door easy to operate, while the solar fabric reduces glare, provides daytime privacy, and is easy to clean. Honeycomb shades in the living room add privacy and insulation. The finished window coverings connect the three spaces and simplify daily use.

After a major remodel, these longtime clients returned for window coverings throughout their new Woodinville home. Their priorities were natural light, outdoor views, privacy, and easy operation. We installed Hunter Douglas Silhouette® Sheer Shades in several rooms. Adjustable fabric vanes soften daylight while providing flexible privacy and view control. PowerView® Automation along the stairway makes the hard-to-reach windows easy to operate. Cordless roller shades on the kitchen French doors add a pop of color and are a practical solution for homes with pets. The selected fabrics complement the renovated interior, creating a consistent look while preserving the home’s bright, open feeling.

A Queen Anne condo loft had expansive city views, but too much incoming light made sleep difficult, and heat from being on the top floor added to the discomfort. The homeowners also wanted a simpler way to raise multiple shades at once. We installed Hunter Douglas Applause® Honeycomb Shades with PowerView® Automation in a room-darkening fabric. This configuration created a consistent look across the french doors and reduced light seepage, while motorization simplified everyday light and privacy control. The finished bedroom loft now offers stronger room darkening, better heat control, and easier operation, all while keeping the city view when shades are raised.

This remodeled Magnolia primary bathroom needed a solution for hard-to-reach corner windows above the tub, hardwiring, and multiple shade configurations for view and privacy throught the day, and complete blackout as needed since the door stays open to the bedroom at night. We combined Duette® LightLock® shades for room darkening with light filtering honeycomb shades for daytime privacy, both with top-down/bottom-up operation and hardwired PowerView® Automation, letting the homeowners to schedule different scenes and shade configurations as needed. The completed bathroom balances privacy, daylight, view, and blackout while integrating with the windows and existing smart home system.

After moving into their Richmond Beach home, the homeowners wanted window coverings that better suited the interiors while providing privacy without giving up natural light in the main living spaces. We installed Hunter Douglas Vignette® Modern Roman Shades with top-down/bottom-up operation. The configuration allows daylight and outdoor views from the upper portion of each window while maintaining privacy below, and the soft fabric folds add texture and a tailored look. The new Roman shades coordinate with the furnishings and finishes while giving the living spaces a more flexible balance of privacy, natural light, outdoor views, and everyday function.

Returning Magnolia clients wanted stronger room darkening in their bedrooms while preserving daytime privacy and views. Their integrated smart home also made automated operation an important part of the project. We installed Hunter Douglas Duette® Architella® LightLock® shades for room darkening paired with light-filtering honeycomb shades for daytime privacy, both with PowerView® Automation. LightLock® side and bottom channels reduce light seepage, while top-down/bottom-up operation and the PowerView® Gateway enable scenes that coordinate with daily routines. The finished bedroom provides stronger room darkening, flexible privacy, outdoor views, and automated control within a window covering system designed around the homeowners' routines.

In this Renton home, homeowners wanted to replace existing vertical blinds, preserve their lake views, improve heat control, and update the overall look. We installed rolling Hunter Douglas Vignette® Modern Roman Shades in the living area and blackout Roman shades in the bedroom for both windows and sliding glass doors in both rooms. Tailored folds add softness and structure, while the compact stack keeps more of the lake view open when raised. The finished window treatments provide practical light control and room darkening while complementing the colorful trim and cottage-style interiors for a more cohesive, polished look.

Returning Fremont clients were continuing a multi-phase upgrade to motorized window coverings and ready to replace their existing shades, this time focusing on the primary bedroom and bathroom with different needs for room darkening, privacy, and natural light. We installed Hunter Douglas Duette® Architella® honeycomb shades with PowerView® Automation in the bedroom, using an asymmetrical layout to fit the large windows, and light-filtering motorized top-down/bottom-up honeycomb shades in the bathroom for privacy, daylight, and convenient operation. The finished shades complement the newly painted interiors while making daily light, privacy, and room-darkening adjustments easier across both spaces.

In their Shoreline waterfront home, the homeowners wanted flexible window coverings that showcased Puget Sound views, offered varying levels of light control including room darkening, and elevated the overall look. We installed Hunter Douglas Pirouette® Window Shadings with PowerView® Automation, using room-darkening fabric in some spaces and light-filtering fabric in others. The sculptural vanes open to a sheer backing for filtered views and retract into the headrail when fully raised. The finished installation delivers tailored light control, motorized convenience, and a refined, elevated aesthetic while keeping the waterfront view a focal point throughout the home.

A new Beacon Hill townhome had a bedroom with many windows and close neighboring homes, plus a loft with skylights. The homeowner wanted room darkening, privacy, natural light, and convenient motorized control. We installed Hunter Douglas Duette® Architella® honeycomb shades with PowerView® Automation in the bedroom, using top-down/bottom-up operation for flexible privacy and daylight. Motorized honeycomb shades were also installed on the hard-to-reach skylights in the loft used as an office for easier operation. The finished shades improve privacy, room darkening, and everyday light control while giving both the bedroom and loft convenient, motorized operation.

Bright morning sun and summer heat were affecting an exercise room in Madrona, while the existing faux wood blinds created a bulky stack that interrupted the Lake Washington view. We replaced the blinds and installed Hunter Douglas Duette® Architella® honeycomb shades. Their honeycomb-within-a-honeycomb construction adds insulation to help reduce heat transfer at the glass, and the compact stack opens more of the window when the shades are raised. The new shades improve light and heat management while reducing visual bulk at the window, allowing the exercise room to feel more open and preserve the view when raised.

After remodeling a Bellevue primary bedroom and bath with new energy-efficient windows, the homeowner still needed better control of afternoon heat from the west-facing exposure. A clean, modern roller-shade look was also a priority. We installed Alta roller shades with Somfy automation. The motorized system makes the wide windows easy to operate, while the selected shade fabric helps manage sunlight. A black aluminum fascia coordinates with the black window frames and trim. The finished installation supports better heat and light control while maintaining the sleek appearance the homeowner wanted for the remodeled bedroom.

First-time homeowners in West Seattle wanted room-darkening shades for the bedroom and an alternative to traditional vertical blinds on the sliding glass door. Coordinating the windows and sliding glass door was important. We installed Hunter Douglas Applause® Honeycomb Shades with PowerView® Automation and top-down/bottom-up operation on the windows, paired with a Vertiglide® vertical honeycomb shade on the sliding glass door. The combination supports privacy, light control, and easier access to the deck. The new honeycomb shades create a coordinated look across the windows and door while providing flexible room darkening and a compact profile when opened.

After a full Kirkland condo remodel and new window installation, the existing shades no longer fit either the windows or the updated interior. The homeowners wanted soft light and flexible privacy. We installed Hunter Douglas Silhouette® Quartette® Sheer Shades in the living room. The sheer fabric filters natural light and preserves the view, while adjustable vanes allow the homeowners to change privacy and light levels as conditions shift. The finished shades complement the renovated condo with a softer, more refined window treatment that supports daylight, privacy, and changing light needs throughout the day.

A Bellevue remodel called for a shift from traditional window treatments to a cleaner, more minimal interior. Heavy drapery, decorative swags, and broken aluminum blinds no longer worked or matched the updated look. We replaced the existing treatments with motorized roller shades. Their streamlined profile opens the room visually and allows more natural light when raised, while the shade fabric provides privacy when needed. Automation simplifies daily adjustments by remote or smart device. The new roller shades support the homeowners' modern design direction while improving operation, privacy, and access to natural light throughout the remodeled living spaces.

A Madison Park upper bedroom becomes bright and warm during summer while overlooking a lush garden. The homeowner wanted added insulation without giving up natural light, privacy, or the foliage view. We installed Hunter Douglas Duette® Architella® honeycomb shades in a semi-sheer fabric with top-down/bottom-up operation. The cellular construction adds insulation, while the semi-sheer material keeps the room bright and the adjustable top-down configuration provides flexible privacy. The new honeycomb shades for the windows and french doors help manage summer heat while allowing the homeowner to enjoy garden views, daylight, and privacy at different heights throughout the day.

Returning Eastlake client wanted to update the solar shades in their living and dining area, hoping to preserve more of the view in the living room while improving privacy in the dining room. We installed motorized Hunter Douglas roller shades, selecting different fabrics for each space based on the desired balance of view, light control, and privacy. Matching fascia across both rooms creates a consistent appearance despite the different fabric selections. The finished shades provide more tailored performance for each room while maintaining a cohesive, contemporary look and convenient motorized operation throughout the connected living and dining spaces.

Roman shades that were over 20 years old in a Madrona living room were deteriorating, hard to operate, and no longer coordinated with the newly repainted interior. The homeowners wanted updated roman shades that are easier to operate and still allowed natural light into the room. We installed cordless Hunter Douglas Vignette® Modern Roman Shades in a neutral fabric. The tailored folds add texture, filter light, and provide privacy without dangling cords. The new Roman shades refresh the living room with a cleaner, more cohesive appearance and easier operation while preserving the soft fabric look the homeowners wanted.

Following interior upgrades in their Richmond Beach home, returning clients wanted to bring more warmth and natural texture into a renovated kitchen. We installed woven wood shades made from natural fibers, adding organic texture that softens the room’s harder surfaces. The woven material filters sunlight, provides practical kitchen privacy, and introduces a natural element that complements the updated cabinetry, finishes, and overall design. The new woven shades for the side-by-side kitchen windows create a warmer focal point at the windows and connect the kitchen’s contemporary finishes with the softer, more natural character the homeowners wanted.

A longtime client entrusted us with window coverings for their parents’ refreshed bedrooms in Redmond. Existing mini blinds no longer visually fit or provided the desired room darkening, privacy, or light control. We installed cordless Hunter Douglas Duette® Architella® honeycomb shades with top-down/bottom-up operation. Room darkening fabric supports sleep and privacy, while the cellular construction adds insulation. The selected fabric color complements the newly painted room and adds warmth. The new honeycomb shades improve room darkening, privacy, and energy efficiency while giving the bedroom a coordinated, updated look suited to the homeowners’ daily needs.

After remodeling their primary bedroom in Brier, the homeowners had bare windows and wanted a window coverings that would complete the traditional interior with softness, privacy, and controlled natural light. We installed Hunter Douglas Vignette® Modern Roman Shades in a neutral fabric. The tailored folds add texture and visual warmth, while the shade provides privacy and practical light control without competing with the room’s classic finishes. The Roman shades provide the finishing layer the remodeled bedroom needed, creating a more cohesive and restful space while supporting everyday privacy and light management.

A remodeled Madrona bedroom with French doors and a sidelight needed room darkening without permanently covering the Lake Washington view. Convenient operation across the alcove and minimal profile was also important. We installed motorized Hunter Douglas Duette® Architella® honeycomb shades with PowerView® Automation. The room-darkening fabric improves light control, while the compact stack keeps the view of the lake when raised. Automation simplifies daily operation across the different openings. The new shades complemented the updated bedroom while supporting stronger room darkening when needed, and preserving the lake view and when the shades are open.

A newly purchased Queen Anne condo had sweeping skyline and Space Needle views but needed better sun and glare control after remodeling. Preserving those views while addressing privacy in the primary bathroom were priorities. We installed motorized solar shades in a dark screen fabric to reduce glare and filter strong sunlight while maintaining daytime views. In the primary bathroom, light filtering roller shades provide greater privacy while allowing natural light and coordinating with the remodeled interior. The finished shades provide tailored light control, privacy, and motorized convenience while preserving the condo’s expansive city views and maintaining a cohesive look throughout.

A primary bedroom in a new Mercer Island home has large windows overlooking Lake Washington and neighboring property nearby. The homeowners wanted privacy and light control without losing the expansive view. We installed Hunter Douglas Duette® Architella® honeycomb shades with PowerView® Automation and top-down/bottom-up operation. The configuration allows the lower portion to remain covered for privacy while daylight and views are retained above, and the honeycomb construction adds insulation. The new shades give the homeowners flexible control over privacy, natural light, and the lake view while motorization simplifies operation across the large windows.

A longtime client's new modern home in Bellevue featured many windows central to the architecture. The homeowners wanted window coverings that preserved natural light and views while adding flexible privacy. We installed Hunter Douglas Silhouette® Sheer Shades with PowerView® Automation in the living areas and primary bath in complimenting colors. Sheer fabric diffuses daylight, and the adjustable fabric vanes tilt for changing levels of privacy and light control. Motorization makes the many windows easier to operate. The finished shades complement the home's clean architecture while supporting filtered light, outdoor views, evening privacy, and convenient automated control throughout the day.

Longtime Ballard homeowners were repainting their home and decided to replace aging mini blinds that no longer suited the refreshed interior. They wanted updated style with familiar tilt operation. We installed cordless faux wood blinds that maintain the tilt mechanism the homeowners were accustomed to while providing a cleaner, more substantial appearance. The new blinds are easy to adjust for privacy and light control and coordinate with the newly painted rooms. The replacement blinds keeps the functionality the homeowners valued while giving the Ballard home a more current, finished appearance after the interior refresh.

Tall floor-to-ceiling windows in this Seattle townhome brought in abundant light, but furniture blocking access made the existing honeycomb shades difficult to operate. Street-level privacy was another important concern. We installed Hunter Douglas Duette® Architella® honeycomb shades with PowerView® Automation and top-down/bottom-up operation. The shades allow light at the top while keeping the lower portion covered for privacy, and the PowerView® Gateway allows easier operation away from the windows. The new honeycomb shades make the tall windows easier to use while providing flexible privacy, natural light, and motorized control suited to the room layout.

A Maple Leaf bedroom had bare, large, unusually shaped windows along with a sliding glass door. The homeowners wanted room darkening, privacy, and the ability to preserve their outdoor view. We installed honeycomb shades with top-down/bottom-up operation on the windows and a coordinating vertical honeycomb shade on the sliding glass door. The shades adapt to the different window openings while allowing daylight and views from above and privacy below. The finished honeycomb shades create a coordinated bedroom solution that addresses the unusual window shapes, sliding door, room darkening, and everyday privacy without closing off the view.

Floor-to-ceiling street-facing windows in a new Maple Leaf townhome offered abundant daylight but left the homeowners exposed to nearby pedestrians and neighbors. They wanted privacy without blocking the sky view. We installed top-down/bottom-up honeycomb shades across the window wall in the living, dining, and bedrooms. Lowering the shades from the top keeps the lower window covered for privacy while allowing daylight through the top, and the honeycomb construction adds insulation. The completed installation improves street-level privacy and light control while keeping the tall windows bright and visually open throughout much of the day.

Mercer Island homeowners moving into a new home needed a flexible bedroom window treatment for a wide sliding glass door. Their goals included room darkening, daytime light, privacy, views, motorized operation, and a tailored appearance. We installed wall-to-wall Hunter Douglas Luminette® Privacy Sheers with PowerView® Automation. The vertical fabric vanes provide adjustable light and privacy control, while the sheer construction preserves a softer connection to the outdoor view and motorization simplifies operation across the wide opening. The completed sliding door treatment provides flexible privacy and light management while maintaining a clean, floor-to-ceiling appearance appropriate for the bedroom.

A new Magnolia townhome needed window coverings that matched its clean architectural lines while providing privacy and light control. The homeowners also wanted easy operation across the windows and sliding door, including a hard-to-reach windows along the stairway. We installed Hunter Douglas roller shades with PowerView® Automation. The shades have a minimal profile when raised, preserving the architecture and window openings, while the fabric manages privacy, glare, and natural light. Motorization allows easy operation. The finished roller shades support the townhome's contemporary design while adding light control, privacy, and convenient automated operation for everyday use.

A remodeled Sammamish primary bathroom had corner windows beside a freestanding tub, and the existing mini blinds no longer suited the new space. Privacy and natural light were both priorities. We installed top-down/bottom-up honeycomb shades on the corner windows. The configuration allows the lower part of the window to remain covered for privacy while allowing light at the top, making it well suited to the bathtub location and the bathroom’s updated layout. The finished shades provide a clean, coordinated treatment that supports privacy without making the remodeled bathroom feel closed off or unnecessarily dark.

Longtime condo owners in Seattle’s Madison neighborhood needed to replace worn corded bamboo shades and wanted more warmth and texture in the bedroom. Improved privacy and easier operation were also priorities. We installed sheer woven wood shades to introduce natural texture, then layered motorized roller shades behind them for added privacy, glare control, and automated operation. The two treatments work together to provide both decorative softness and practical light management. The finished layered window treatment adds visual warmth to the bedroom while giving the homeowners greater flexibility for privacy, glare control, and everyday use.

Returning clients were undergoing a whole-home remodel in Laurelhurst and needed custom solutions for bedrooms, bathrooms, and living spaces, from room darkening to daylight privacy and flexible light control. We installed Hunter Douglas Duette® Architella® honeycomb shades with top-down/bottom-up in the bedrooms and bathrooms, adding energy efficiency, and Hunter Douglas Vignette® Roman shades with top-down/bottom-up in the living spaces for a more finished appearance to compliment their new interiors. The completed installation creates a coordinated and elevated look throughout the remodeled home while addressing privacy and light-control of each room.

A new West Seattle home had existing shades that did not provide the right mix of privacy, light control, convenient operation, and style from room to room. The homeowners wanted a more tailored solution for all windows and french doors. We selected a combination of motorized honeycomb and roller shades in different opacities based on the needs of bedrooms, living areas, and workspaces. The mix allows each room to receive appropriate privacy and light control while maintaining a consistent overall design direction. The finished window coverings create a cohesive whole-home look that works for the needs of the space.

An Edmonds homeowner who works night shifts needed a darker primary bedroom for daytime sleep. Light entering from the adjoining bathroom through a shared fireplace also had to be addressed for more consistent room darkening. We installed room darkening honeycomb shades with LightLock to reduce light gaps at the bedroom windows and french doors, as well as the bathroom window, while the honeycomb construction adds insulation and privacy. The finished installation supports a darker, more restful daytime environment while maintaining a clean appearance and practical light control across both the bedroom and adjoining bathroom.

A remodeled West Seattle home with large windows offered a ton of light but needed better privacy and light control without losing the clean, modern interior look. Convenient operation across the large openings was also important. We installed Hunter Douglas honeycomb shades with top-down/bottom-up operation and PowerView® Automation. The configuration provides flexible privacy and filtered daylight, while the cellular construction adds insulation. Motorization makes the wide shades easier to adjust throughout the day. The completed window treatments complement the remodel while improving privacy, light management, and everyday operation across the home's expansive windows.

After six years in their Kirkland home, the homeowners wanted window coverings better suited to the different needs of each room. Skylights, bedrooms, a sliding door, and living areas all required different solutions. We installed motorized honeycomb shades for the living-room skylight, room darkening honeycomb shades for the primary bedroom window and sliding glass door, and roller shades for the rest of the home. The mix supports sleep, privacy, natural light, and more updated interior. The whole home solution creates a cohesive look while using different styles and opacities where they provide the most practical function.

Following a home remodel, a Phinney Ridge homeowner wanted window treatments that combined thoughtful design, privacy, light control, and convenient operation throughout the home. The bedroom and living room required different products to meet those distinct functional goals. We installed room darkening Hunter Douglas Duette® Architella® honeycomb shades with PowerView® Automation in the bedrooms, and Alustra® Woven Textures® Roman Shades with top-down/bottom-up operation in the living room for layered privacy and texture. The completed treatments create a coordinated look throughout the remodel while providing motorized bedroom light control, flexible living-room privacy.

Returning clients had primary bathroom in Kirkland with corner windows beside the bathtub that needed different levels of privacy and light control from day to night. The open bedroom door required the need for room darkening, and as much light and daytime privacy. We installed both light-filtering and room-darkening motorized honeycomb shades with top-down/bottom-up. The dual-opacity allows brighter daytime use while providing stronger light control at night, and motorization simplifies adjustments across the challenging corner windows. The finished bathroom can adapt more easily as privacy and light needs change, while the coordinated shades maintain a clean look.

Having worked with this client from Ravenna more than a decade ago on Roman shades, we were pleased to help again after a living and dining room remodel called for updated window coverings. We installed Hunter Douglas Duette® Architella® honeycomb shades with PowerView® Automation. The cellular construction improves energy efficiency, motorized operation provide convenient light control for the large window, and minimal stack allows as much light when raised. The new shades coordinate the remodeled living and dining rooms while improving everyday operation, light management, and overall visual consistency throughout the updated spaces.

A Madison Park townhome had sliding glass doors in the living room and bedroom, and the new homeowner wanted a more refined treatment than the existing window coverings. Privacy and natural light were priorities. We installed Hunter Douglas Vignette® Modern Roman Shades with top-down/bottom-up operation, including the same style on a sliding glass door that functions more like a large window. The configuration allows light and views above while maintaining privacy below. Using the same Roman shade style across both rooms creates a cohesive, tailored appearance while giving the homeowner flexible control over privacy and daylight.

Longtime clients purchased a Bainbridge Island cabin and wanted window treatments that matched its rustic interiors while improving sleep, privacy, and light control. Bedrooms, skylights, and living areas required different solutions. We installed room darkening honeycomb shades on bedroom windows and skylights, using solar powered chargers on the tall skylight shades instead of replacing batteries. Light filtering roller shades in coordinating textures and colors were used throughout the living areas. The combination gives the vacation home a cohesive look while providing stronger bedroom light control, filtered daylight in shared spaces, and practical operation for the skylights.

A new West Seattle townhome needed a solution that combined a clean, contemporary look with practical light control. The homeowners wanted room darkening in bedrooms and light filtering in living areas, while still allowing as much natural light during the day. We installed Hunter Douglas top-down/bottom-up Architella® honeycomb shades with PowerView® Automation. Different fabric opacities address the needs of each space, while motorization provides convenient control over privacy and light throughout the home. The finished shades support the townhome's contemporary interior while giving the homeowners flexible privacy, light control, and automated operation from room to room.